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Copper two-socket elbow 45° VIEGA 28 mm (model 101459)
Copper two-socket elbow 45° VIEGA 28 mm (model 101459)
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Copper two-socket elbow 45° VIEGA 28 mm (model 101459)
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Copper two-socket elbow 45° VIEGA 28 mm (model 101459)
Copper two-socket elbow 45° VIEGA 28 mm (model 101459)
Copper two-socket elbow 45° VIEGA 28 mm is a precision-formed copper fitting intended for creating a fixed 45-degree directional change in copper piping systems. Manufactured by VIEGA, this two-socket elbow accepts 28 mm copper tubes into both ends and is designed for soldered joints, providing a durable connection for heating, potable water distribution and refrigerant lines. The fitting is suitable for professional plumbing and HVAC installations where a reliable, leak-resistant copper joint is required.
This copper elbow is made from homogeneous copper material that ensures good thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance suitable for common plumbing and HVAC environments. The two-socket design aligns pipes for accurate soldering and simplifies assembly compared with single-fitting assemblies. Its 45° angle helps to achieve gradual direction changes that reduce flow resistance compared to sharper bends. The fitting is compatible with standard soft-soldering and brazing procedures for copper tubing and is suitable for repeated thermal cycles when installed according to best practices.
Prepare copper pipe ends by cutting square, deburring and cleaning the surfaces to remove oxidation and contaminants. Fit the pipes into the two sockets to the correct insertion depth. Apply appropriate flux for copper joints and perform soldering or brazing using a suitable heat source and filler material rated for the application. Allow the joint to cool naturally and inspect the soldered seam for complete capillary flow around the socket. Follow local codes and manufacturer guidelines for pressure testing and system commissioning.
Use approved flux and filler alloys for potable water or refrigerant applications, and ensure proper ventilation and safety precautions when soldering or brazing. Verify compatibility with system temperatures and working pressures and follow applicable plumbing and HVAC standards during installation.
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